The New York Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1859, Page 8

8 AFFAIRS AT THE STATE CAPITAL. Atnany, Mareh 19, 1859. {Fhe Senate Prohitits the Iesue of Drafts dy Canal Comaissi om. ers—The Court of Appeals Organization in the Howe— ‘An Appeal for Woman’s Rights—Ine Weather and the Railroads, dc. ‘The Senate has accomp!ished the beat and most worthy deed of the session: that is, prevented canal commission ‘ers from issuing any more drafts. They have aesu med the autherity of giving contractors over two millioas of euch ‘Btate indebtedness, all of which tho banks have shaved at a great discount, and the Stato are prying tuterost upon Ahem. This morning the Senate arrested this proceediag, ‘and adopted a section in the bill forbiddiag apy commis- sioner from issuing drafts upon the State Treasury, unless Ihe knows those drafts will be duly hoaored, The thing had gone too fur. An unconstitutional debt was being ac- eumnlated which krew no cnd. For this prohibition the people are indebted to the democratic Senators, asaiated by ‘the able efforts of Senators Diven and W. A. Wheeler on he republican side, Senator Mather obtained the inser- Won of a provision that allowed commissioners aad en- pineers to give contractors certificates for work done and materials furnished the State, Toia Senator Ames consicer- ed.as akindofsalvo,and might afford some re ief; but Tam nelined vo the impression that the commissioners and en- gineers porsess that right already. Surely the engineers bave the authority, otherwire no money could be paid contractors for their work, It is upon tho estimates mady the engincers every month of the amount of work dove that money Js always paid, regerying the usual fi een per cont. Never within the time of caval log rolling has there een such a scrambling among the expectant recipients of funcs as there js at present. The nearer agyroash to a eomp etion of the works the more determined and dexpe- Fate tose cormorapts become. The bill before the Seuate fully developes this fact: A ccrta'n sum of mouey is ap. opriated to the canals, Thie was cintribated by the Rolie Commitiee among the eeveral canaia; but when the matter came vp for discngsion nearly every Senior residing near the canals mentioved to the bili asked for au imerease of appropriauon. Senator Hubbell wanted twen- ty-five thousand dollars more than is awarded for the Boack River canal, or rather side cat, Mr, Halsted thougat @ sufficient amount bad not been allotted to the Genesee ‘Va) ey; and Mr. Patterson wished to add a large amoout to the same cana!, Mr. Ely thought twenty dive thousand @ollars could be profitably expended ia improv tbe Harlem river. Mr. J. D, Willard wanted to increase appropriation for the Champlain canal, as did ago Mr. Loverand, With regard to the Blaok River canal, it came oot in debate that the entire amouot of tolis received are pot enflicient to keep it in repair, to say nothing about ex- uses of canal officers, interest on cost of coastru <c. abd, besides this, covsiant damages ovcur, a5 18 alleged, by the diversion of the waters of the Black river to this side cut canal. The hovest truth is, the would gain millions by abandoning all the cavals, ex the Erie, Champlain and Oswego. All the others conetavt drain on the treasury, and ever will b ‘orcer to keep poiticians in those loca docile in party harness, tens Of thousands of dollars must be annually equapilered upon those new side cuts—those hteral “de- Bert wastes Of waters.’” ‘The joint reso uticus reorganizing tho Court of Appeals, Dy owerding the conetitution, were adopted by the House: ‘They now go to the next Legisiature. Que of the pro wiens is, that tue Court of Appeals shall consist of members, elected by the people for long terms—no Sedge of the Superior Court thoreafter to serve @ sing! year upon the appeal bench, reviewing his own decisions. Bince the Legislature have refused to listen to “woman's rights,” come of those who lament their compulsory Bta'e of single blessedness are pottioning aid directly from the State. Here is @ memorial from Sarawga county :— Tewrte Grove Frmaue Sewixany, March 11, 1859, We, the undersigned, spiusters of the con 1) of Saratoga, do bereby petition ise hona Seembly of New York, row in searion, » grants certain sum. not leas tuan 8500 (the Bune to be paid annually), for the sinport aud maintenance of said apins'ers for “bum there ts no hope 4m case of decease oF warriage the raid oyun shal! recur to these whose affections have been nipped ia the bud.” KeslaB TOMPKINS, MMHiTABLE Pekt, THANK UL GREBN, Aud elgb! others Pho above reepectfal memorial was duly referred to the on Grievancer, and this morping Mr. Loage- belt submitted the following report upon tbe subj The cowmut oe state that they bare been greatly em- Darrassed in their ceberations Upon the petition by the Uecerian und komewhat wirty language employed by the petitwners, renderng it somewhat problematcal as to ke Duture of the relief sovght for by the partios ted. The committee further report that, in their Pinion, it Will be absolutely necessary, im order to arrive at a correct conclusion upon this sabject, and to report understancingly to their body the facts in the case, auc to recommend tbe proper measures to be taken for the relief ef the petinorers, to visit the locality where these p: ti- thovers reside, ane'to make a rigid and Rcrutimizing inves Dea en of the subject. But your committes jabor under BO litte Embarrasement in parsuing this investigation, emg ail married men; and, under the circumstances, would respectfully suggest Ue propriety of relerriog tne whole matter to the bachelors of tae Hoase, with power to Rend for perrous aud papers, abd 10 make the necessary imvestigation of the sulject matter, and to report the facts Yo the next Legisiature. Signed. F. Longenhelt, 1. Green, E G. Meuitoo, The subject has not yet been re ferred to the *' bachelors of the House.”” We are in the miust of the most imposing froshet of the fpring seagon. Some ten hours sives tho ¥ in toe Hhvcron river commenced rising, and still continues. all Bueiness | yeuded upon t and lower F¥reets of the city, all of @bicn are submerged Jeet. be Hudsop River Railroad ie vuter wat wiles besow the city, and I understand that ed in Meeting the trains to d ck bas been washed away, wii repaired uoti! the treshet subsides, which "may b erteo. Mr. Sioun, the President, is here, and Brge On the Fpairs with all possible despatch. ‘The track of tue Troy and Greeuticid road track as also Deen injured, as well as the Troy aod Whitebail. Aunany, March 18, 1859 The Canal Que tion in the Senate—Sensation about the Po- dice Bzpost—The Bill to Lay Out Washington Heighte— A Grinding Committee in the House, de. Senators W. A. Wheeler and Divea have taken a bold and patriotic stand on the canal quest‘on. They strongly favor the completion of the canals at the earliest pozaible Period, aud the payment of all indebtedness thus far in- Carred, conetitutional or not, that exiats at the prosent moment. But they are both decidedly opposed wo allow- ing the canal commissioners to issue any more drafts to contractors, when there is no money ia the treas Bonor these drafts. They allege that all the di Greated—and there are over two millions of dol Falpably unconstitutional. These two republican Senators Bave placia themselves on the democratic sid question, For dolog this Senator Wheeler has beeu breatened wth avnibilation. The pwolic production of a portion of the test the New York Heratp of the 6th inst. taken beio Committee of the Senate charged with investigatiog into the Mctropoiitan Police affair, has produced tho most in- tenes ecneation, Last night, doring the seseion ot the Senate, a petition was pregonted, emanating from the Police ‘Commissionere, denying the tntbtuiness of that ‘mony. The memorial is signe! by Messrs. Strana- bop, Nye, Bowen, Ward snd Suliman, the republican por- tion’ of the Board: This move simply means that Senator Spinola’s report, eatimony and bille greBented to Hue Senate, may be turown ‘ever the eresion, and a “proper” inquiry made inwo the aifuirs of the Metropolitan police, Such will be tue flaal result, There is ecarce a doubt but those counter aflida. ‘vits were cbteimed with the rod of terror over the heais of the policemen The Cotmittee on Cities and Villages of tho Assembly th’s morning reported a bit! ia relation to Ftrects, roada, 1d Squarew 2 What, portion of the city and county Yew York lying north of 125th s\ sioncre n- med iu the bil ure James C. Wi Haven, Shepherd Knapp, lease Dyckman and Eiiott” The bul tg the printed copy placed in the 5 of ibe committee, aod when several holders of the lane in question petitiones for. Bovis Just end proper will more fully be when it comes up for doureion. A move made to bave it recommitted ty the stat Tre lobby, an institution which thinks ie m exiet Of Asvem ba Jation for the remmnivg erry. sfeinbers wil no arguing. dis A anor Savin Cbancelior of the E enough FeweRt it, Senator Noxoa is ¢ ishing a similar patent office in the Senat Hot Buvcced With the Conscat of Senator 1 ver Auman, Murch 18,1 The Tax Levy and the Excluded Approprimi¢ns—-A Fug r the Fire Department—The Salary of the Yum ol—Apprizsiation for Finishing the Printing of the Pubtic Records Reported-—Onslaught of Joe Blunt upon We Commissioners of Record Another Clause about those Judgments Added—The Washington Heights vill Re. ported in Awembly—Laying out the First Wayd and Open. ing of Albany street, Trinity place, Rector street, Morria treet, be, A® for as the proceedings before the Judiciary Com- mittee could indicate, there is every probability that the tax levy for the city will pase here, as it has been printed im the Hixaty, with the addition of a single item and sore alterations in two otuers. A majority of the city dole. \_Gation arc cetormined to oppose the form in which the ‘Dfayor has caured the appropriation for the purchase and Duilding of engine houses to be jumped in with the gene- ral a} \propriation for public buildings, Mr, Mel.cod, of the upper Assembly district, and who is foreman of a fre company at Harlem, made a strong effort to procure this object before the commitice, as did also Mr. J. L. Smith, who is bere from the lower Assembly district of the city, and is also a delegate on the part of the firemen, The fight will %¢ formally opened in the Arsembly when the levy comer! UP for considera. sion— Mr. Stn th Laviog, meantime, can, ered the Honse Qpoa every porsidic combination to. procif® ® separation and Fpecitication of Le amount to be set a art for @dject. The other point on which an issue wu.’ ve mode is NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1849. the question of firing salaries to the members of the Com ete ‘petirve Mr. Haws arranged that ne ceseary aniount, forty one thousand dollars, sdould de in ferted in tbo levy, aust with that view bad the salarion Se uncer ope general amount, £0 a8 epongh, which is bis maid point, but allow the disborse- mest to be made coptipgent upon the passage of an amended charter or special bul Mr. ©. B. Woodruff, one of the arsistants of Mr. Valentine and a member hero, is managing this sut for his official constituents in the Board of men. AYPROVRIATION FOR THE COMMISSIONERS The cbief fight, however, bas already been opened in i tbe Assembly, in regard to adding the balance of the mount estimated by we Commiesioners of Record a8 ne- seory for the entire completon of their outstanding coptracts. This fight began in the Board ot Super. vitors last fail, woen the estimate in question was called for, and the amonnt cut down by & summary reeolutton’” from #800660 to $50,000. ‘The luuter sum having been paid to the commissioners, thay now desire to put themselves, boyoad reach of other periodical contests with the Supervisors by having all the money they sball require appropriated ai once, and then dn'sh up their work a8 qnickty a8 possi: bie. They ther fore ask that the remainder of their en- the state, which would make $250,000 more, shall be put fo the present budget. TE CAUSE AND ISSUE OF THE ATTACK ON THE COMMISSIONERS OF RECORD. ‘The real point of this contest ig, thet the Supervisors ask that if they gre to raise the money they shall have Le appolutment of the 8:7) seners who are engaged on the work of copying, or invex ng the public records, Tuis would grte them a score or 80 of places, of a dotiar and a baif to two dollars @ day; and the more ceriainty to achieve this point, they have sent a bill avd memorial Lere for the unconditional repeal of the commission, re ardiess O existing coptracts or the fate of tho haf imished wok, The repeal of the act creating the com missioners Wo! existing to fivish printed re; and for which the manuscript is 1 revision, This move would practically amo sazoo thing as the former job under the Supervisors, be- fore the creation of the commtsion, when ame thirty to fifty tLousend dollars were spent pon ap attempt to lo thé eame work. and upon the bar, thrown Into the cellars of the City Hail for er. They now propose (0 abolieb the Commis Record, tura out ait the trained «od experion: iveners on the Work, and pet the buvgey retainer: of the ward politicians 1D their place, for the sole abjent of what con bo mace by the eperation ia this way Th contractors are Peenred upon an instrament specifying the rates avd tbe amount of work, including every page and jiber of the public Registers of Deeds down to a part cular liver and dete. It was crawn up under the direction of Al xander W. Bradford and others of the best lawyers in the eity, witbagpecial view to the exd that iwtshould compe) the contactors, by heavy bonds, and the city by ite thorongh provisions, to complete the work. Of cours’ the payment of the reney ts inevitable, and the wrang: about ibe appropriation bas no bearing on the question of ment, a8 the money will necessarily be fox costs of tigation, whether the work ed to poon or hot. The movement against the C joners of Record was crigivally ove of ex-1igtrict At ney Blunt's enterpriaes, He appeared asa voluatesr eo! before the Judiciary Committee yesterday to op poze the appropriation, He was attended by ‘Chancellor Conkling,” of the Assembly, who ig urging there the bil to repeal the commission, Quit» an altercation arose, ae Joquence of these two advocates of retrenchment and nd means 18 usvally as indiscriminating a indictments procured by the late D.str torpey, which returned the dead as well 2s the among his wholesale dockets for prose: yarties before the commission got so warm th: and even stil] more acrimonions and tndecorous reto were piven, Tt required all_bis equanimity of temper on the part of the Chairman, Mr. Morris, to keep the peaca, ond then some little adronness to get rid of the coataat- ants to take a vote privately on the question. The con- clusion wae aunounced in the Aszembly this morning in the report of the committee submitting the levy exacly as privted in the Hreatp of Monday last, with one or two muor corrections and the addition of $250,000 to the Supervisora’ budget for the Commissioners of Record. THE REPORT OF THE COMMITEE. This report is important. The tax levy, as reported from the committee in this manner, has nearly aiways psseed without materia! alteration, and will now. In view Of the fact that this is the final estimated cost of prinsing the city records down to date, it is also important as being the close of the Commissioners of Recora fight. The aris on which the committee decided is understoud to be as follows: — More tan balfa million of dollars have beon already spent ov the work, ond ihe present fluai appropriation is in Jispensabje for its completion and to its contemplated State hee no powsr to impair tho contract rights de- pendivg vpon the commieeion, and at the end of a rea- sonable time the eum demanded must be forfeitsd and ment, If not Dow appropriated, w of the registry Work will reluce the oa nominal sum where they are now frequently a Trai c@tate, bears the which sveb trax The refusa) to mak end to the d fficulties st would not p , but greatly incre and comp! onid such refagal point to any certainty 0 ¢ pt to be achieved thereby. IER DEW CLAUSE IN THR TAX LEVY. A govd dea) bas becn suid to the committee, not exact!y n open Feesion, but privately by intividuais, in regard to the conduct of the iaw business of tue city, and the result je, besvtes the clause s'realy printed in tae Heraty in re- gard \o the peyment of judgments, that the forlowing bas aleo been added Eee 5 Whenever the Comptroller of the sail elty abel! bave reason to beleve that any judgments now on record again, May ermen and Comments of the sity of New York. or Which may bereatier be obtained against them, shall have ‘buined by collusion or founded in frand. bo ie hereby nutboriged wud required to tyke all proper and necessary npen and reverse the same and to tse {he names at 7. Altermen aud Commoualty and to employ d purpose. LOPENING OF THM OLD TRINITY CHE During the past week the gre re-ovenca here, on the o!d p street and having a general CHVARD CONT pity Church war was form of opening Albany tilation of the First ward, openibgs ail directious bask of Trinity church en the Nort river, A biil before the Committee on Cities apd Villages was co ed and argued this week. Mr. Jacob L Smnith, of the Firat ward, appeared on bebalf of Trivity with the same etabbornnesa with which he contested the same propositions in the Com: mon Council. Mr. West, of the First ward, appeared for Stepben R. Whitney eud'the other property owners, No corcivgion was reached, of course The same committee to day reported the bill for laying out Washington Heights, Rates of Wharfoge i Broolsyn. ¢ bill now before the Sonate, and which has been fa ly reported vpon by the Committee on Commerce of that body, to increase the rates of wharfage in th's city and Brooklyn, is creating no smal! degree of excit-ment, os well amorg the members of tho Logisiature in Albany ae among the wharf owners and merchant princes of this city. A minority report, emanating from one of the members of the above named committee, was presented to the &: naf®and published some days ago in the Hraaw. That report bad epecial reference to some parties in this city who were connected with wharves, from whom a reply has been elicited, and is now before the Logislaturo, That our readers may have both sides of the question, we herewith give the material portions of tho reply:— ‘They sny the report proceeds upon the erroneoas rtatement that “the expense of erectiag nnd maintaining wharves 18 the crly expente to which these proprietors have been put Ii this were 80 (ard itia no), the arrument isa very uaworod New York ond one for the purpose of showing that a bulkhead or pier costing $00 04 or $10 (00, should not produce sx or weve per cent nt © iis €6 even upon iis veiue, after pasment of taxes and repairs As well might it be urged that aperson who hea porchused two adjoloing lots of a farmer who had purchased two adjcining Ould be compelled 10 let one of them at a rominsi rent, bewring no justretura for tte value, because the other bad proved to be « profitable purchase ‘The report infers that the whar! property and richtsof wharf: ore are leld by the city, und the individual owaere vader sone very tnaecure tenure. «nd, therefore, it is great presnmo- ton to ask apy more rent for it than tbe ebip owners and the “Ubsmber of Commerce” may condescend to allow them. The land uncer water to ihe distance of 400 feet from the shore on the Fast aod Hndson rivers, wos granted in fee to the city by The Movtgomery eharter and by the acta of toe Lemslatura, and tle city snd their grentees are tatrly the owners of (ut pro- berty a8 much as yyy man ia the oper o1 bis lol. {pen obtsinipy the graut the todividual Dollt fis bulkhead ‘. t jn payment by hie of an ani Jun'ly 190K {OF W reasonable retirp vner were un with to bens hea w ownerof the upland, sfter buildiog the bulkhead or shal negle ly deprived of a large part of toe iy ocoxpled by the pier, IK wenerally lie, Jon the assumption that rays fcurieen to elgbteen per sent upon the cort of Lon, in eontradistinetion to au income upon its value, Th stutemment iv a falacy, ae must be Apparent upon the presenta. Uop of ntew fue, To prove this, a pler istaken coming $20,000, and four shipa of 1.0 tons euch are placed moncede of $; aud we are told Iral the ow per receives $16 per day; and four inore shins ou sich of heothers at hall whortage, $4) making @ lotal uf $20 yerday days, amounting v8 260. ‘There is not in the port of New York. nt any one time, on an verwge, mere ther Fhipa of as much 48 2,000 tons each, out 12) piers, and half a8 many ‘age more than @ dozen abins La aby Where ships of era, 1 4 rare tha! any ontelée whariage Decouse the sbip 14 kept clear for the ingress aad #6 of lighers Se four vease)s at the pier, each of £00 tons, at present rate, (2.7) per veese) ) is $i; and ontaion vessels, one belt wharf’ bot avere pe ub much as $3; 965 daye at $10,. $3,600 8. ‘ wart property fo be owiribuied betwee. a upon cost, ip espssee oi SLID) rou ot jG and half of 18, making aa 068 ionm t ‘The 18 veesnla wil! wrerage but 40) tone enc, ‘These piers are in the Leet part o berths iia demand part of the city, where are A ship of 2.000 tone. inden, will draw about 23 depth of water can be found at but few piers. nici loame that depth frequent dredidny, at immense expense and loss of wharinge, becomes pécerexry: Thus at every step of the $0. erenae of tbe tonange of veaneia the wharf owner has heen aud: Jecled to # corresponéing increase of Ioex and expenee ‘ihe report saver that the velus of 8 wz3i ‘aed by the Comptrolier upon the wharf property belonging to the Tejon, je" sm arbitrary value”? ouch ia not the trot; Uh wes nrrived at by tektog the annual value placed by Faeeswors uipoD ike whart property “ened by andist ce Dpon Whi h asserned Value annual laxce were pal. Crimmelt, Minturn & Co. took & Jeane fr heifof pler No 19, for the sum of $7,200 ‘The Gorporation gave them the exclusive use of that buif of the vier verse] covid ocoupy Hother than their owe and sich nt! they birea they acqnired the sume right tint hali of the pier, os to eonirol nad Tet at auch prices aa they oul! obtata, in the Dee tononer as they would use oF Jet thelr own sure.’ They | o w'dadinit or reject auch vewrela as they plenved, and charge eich prives aa tney could bwin, Toy recently revelvod tor ‘be wharfage of the ship Hurricane. pier, a 5 mvoett,ei0 cna ob which be rhe Ft he perday The ownera pot HH) per day, uniees the use of berth was ae. we, ste price; one party asked @ fair price, aod one agreed moray ie ‘ly helt of this same respects an desirs- Weert om aeeketiers cae per rnnrm, o wpay F pairs, reconatruction and dredging. ‘en equally nvfair mode of comoutation haa been resorted 10 Jor the porposs of ebow'Dg tbat the Corporation aerive four teen per cent upon the whart ¥ It ta te atated 2 the report thet the whan rreperty, onetin Inctnded in this amount o! $99 90 for ferry ‘ranchises to ferries between New ‘York eno Leng laland Staten laland, and New Jer: ey, AmOULUNg to. 99.300 Ex ‘velve privileges eranted, £99, 980, from which 1) uid be dedue ed the regular rate of wharfage, sty thaty per cent, $29,901... ‘The renovt naserts tha! “wharf accommodation: cored, apd ste freely offered tm praprletare of w hyper part of the cl'y, for one-half the rates allo we aby law.” it that be £0, then the paraage of the act increasing wert ge will he harmless to the sbip owner: he wil) still bs free to voll himself ot wikar' accommodation at the clieap rates rere ‘The report adintta thet hirher rates of wharfuge are pald fo ther pla ew putihatit\°bergedon theeargo and notoa the hip. bie laroip som: ses She principle of remuneration that iso only question at inane. ‘pe require dredeing There are many bulk: oily where the depth ot water has heen reduced rom thirty and thirty-five tect in the vear 1830, toa depth of only elght, e and foorteen feet, from the deposit of (vein and tites, and from coal ashes ballast and refuse easels, carelessly lost aad thrown oves- hens in th Personal Intelligence. Americans registered at the United States Consulate, Rome, February 26, 1859:— Brig. G J.G. Tottea, U. Misa Healey. 3 nd family. Mra Bond. Mre Gen, Wonbelo Sot. 3.G. Baviland. fon, Wo. Beach Lawrence BB. Aopleton. ard tanily. E. 8. Pave. Hon, M. G. Mordecai and F. 1. Reynols. family. “eae Hust nd Mrs. Josiph Rigg 8. ©, Vail. T. B.C, Berrien. Mra. Bioseon, James Kidd, Jr, R. J, Parson, Ged. F, Jones and family. Wm, Crawford Jones and family. Theo. Bronson and family. Gouw Hoyt and family. Henry A. Stone and family. Wm, N. Story avd family. ‘Nath. Hawthorne snd fami y. 6. ¥, Cranch and family. Iveac Broom and family. David Eckley and family. Edward Perkius and tamily. 8. N, Word and family. W. D. Pickman and family Dr. Zanpel. Mrs. Bruen. Mrs. Labranche, J. 3. Sika, ©, Cramer, t, Chas. Kneeland. J. D, Grea. A. ©. €, Paine and family. . Becker. Charles Perkins and jamily. Erastna W. Corning. Dr. Henry and family. J. 8. Wood. Raw’ 1 Goodwin and femily. Grorge Kirtland and family. Lr. Birnee and famiy. 4.1. Matiey aud family. y) J W. Wallace and family. Jobp W. Jones. Leonard Kip and family. GH. Pattergor W. F. Valentive and family. J. A. Robineoo. Dr. Borridge and farnily © W. Bates. Wn. Reynolds and family. G. H. Gould. P. R. Hotlmon and famiiy. E. 8. West. J. L. Bunks snd family. Fred. Brown. Gee, A. Butler and family. Morris N. Jessup. Co}. E. Saterlee and family. F, R. Fowler. Philip A. Allen and famcly. Chae. 0. Stoors. F. 4. Gibney and family. Mis. A. Pomeroy. Moses H. Grinnell and fami- A, O Monson. . W. Brush, B. B. Breed. R. A. Riordan. iy. R. H, Alien and farn'ly. Joseph Roper and family, Maicolm Graham. K. Tulen and family. J. H. Hazeitne, Hopgerty and family, Rev. R. V. Hal) m. Spencer and family. Wm. Mowntford, E. Ludlow and family. Thos. Green. Lewis E. City and fomily. Mies Dekley. Jobn A. Beli und family. Jobo O’Brien. H.C. Yeatmanand family. J. 0 Montalant. Chas. K. Cusbmanand faml- Rev. D, Amat. ly. John Rogers, Je. Henry A. Colt avd family. C.D. Toms, dames McKay and family. FJ. Treil. P. L. Yor and family. W. HI, Donghty. T. G, Adams aud family. W. A, Ball. VB. Luckuow and famity, Job Honueessy, Jopp Kpower and family. ¥. A. Teffe. ard N, Tailer ana lady. Jno. FP. Riv 5. Dour und lady. Wm. 4 furn Mautbew Clarkson and lady J.D. Phyfe and lasy. George Bemis. Theo. J. Bryan. J, A. Rothe, Henry, ‘ © AL Kap tall A. Sickuen. Fred, W. J Ben}. Kathwan, Mre P. V. Healey . B Hubbard. DM yesterday, 17th icet., 61 a commititee of the Hibernian Jes of the Soulety a accepted. Genttemen of ¢ ted Mr. O'Beten adont che e and ober places of int nas the hotel, where he was Abgrath, after h, aokDowledging bis in pon the balcovy ¢ d to the crowd Mr. O'Brien 1 ustery of the reception awarded 4 Silat his visit partook in nowise of a pablic nature, though he ehouid, af wn Irisbinan, participave in St. Patrick's day with bie fellow conotrymen in th He concluded with a request that hiz friends should givo three cheers for Leland end Charleston, to w! crowd heorti The compliment t with more mu accompany exeursion to Mag The Taris correspondent of the London N on the 26th ultimo, says:—One of Gen, Dessaline, who, *yait: Port an Mince with the fi with a commission t fon of big master. Some sty live at Bordeaux; bat | show 8, Writing lourgun’s great mon, vert in ‘ar the recoy qd 18 going to < he would preter Pa ris, if allowed W do ag he likes, It may de, bawever, that ssch a rival will mot be folerate? near athrons which, acquired much in the sane way, has net yet | as long ar bis did. The very word syulouqde sonnde in treason, for the comic journa’s of Paria have for tho last ten years been ia the babit of making the Imperial Court of Hayti, with its dukes, senators, liveriugand deovra- tiows, @ vehicle for satire upon the resuscitated Empire of the Tuileries, The ex-Ewparor Soulouque wag, at last ro- porta, stilt at a hotel in Kingston, and it was generatiy ua derstood that he would make Jamaior his home, and not 20 to England, as he at first purpoaed. It is fai that the Emperor bad dilered £20,000 ($400,000) with each of his two davghtere ag a marriage portion. Major Buc, U.S, A.; Major T. L. Aloxandar, 0.8.4, and Major H. Leonard, U. S. A., are ia Washington. ‘The Prenident hagpecognized Mariano Alvarez as Coasul of Spain at Key Wet, Florida ARRIVALS, { From Hamburg and Southompton, in the steainahip Borne- sla—Jda Heinemann Heren Levy, Eversipann, Wrigot Stay ond HW Wodlavg. Jn) and Anguae Garke, Charen Kavn, Jag Goidetein, G Mileatz 6 L Zeh, Cath and Christ Pa- lervem, Bliss Braker, J & W Echeoeder, Th Ceanert, Lauive and M pohe, Woifg Masse, Fritz Bogee, kJ Muiler, J Retn- hardt laay abd thre chilJren; bdgar Duodnay, Alfred Brack: enburg, albert Verrie, Mr Acken, Jeon Bass’ Bogaton—and 128 in the etserage. From Homburg, in the steamship Dorvssia—Ia4Telnamann, B levy, dul Fveremanp, Wright Staples, J & We Wildfang, A Carbo, J Garhe, © Sard, and 142ip the siveragn, From Carthagena, tp the bark Restless~Mr'O © J L Degener, Senor Carlos Benedett Polanc sorChesipgar iE 3 For Richmond, &c., in the searablp Jamestown—Mre Wake- leo and three children, Wm A Wriaut, lady and two children, Jeseph Corduarr, a B Harris and jady, WA Lapler, Wm Kay ton, 0 Tarner and aon, Capt © Post, 'C W Berkley, MUI J Xeuname, John Wynant, Miss Marthe Alen, Miss Henrietta Stephenson, nuigbern W a" ship Courier—and 2) in at wage. ma ere eamen for Damage by the Floods. ‘The Wororster (Murs ) Spy givess list of disesters by flood in Palmer, Belcborwwn, and other twas, It gaye— _ The flume of Clark's paper mill and saw mill, on the Swift river. in Belchertown, Grst gave way, early Monday evening. The ice and water came down with such force ng to take away Sity feet ot the on Lock Company’ data next nclow. It was built abort twelve years ago, And was Of Soli! Stone masonry, Tho lose to the Dock Company will be about $2 500, ari mony people axe (brown outofemp'opment, The business was in a de preseed state, 60 that, as it usually bappens, the heaviest jogs jails on the labortrs, who are least able to bear it. Jn Palmer the freabet was very destructive, ‘The bulk- head to the old or Town Mill in Palmer, near the junction of the Swift, Chicopee and Ware rivers, give way, aud down rurhet the torrent, sweeping everything from ite path. ‘ihe raiiroad bridge of the Belchertown and Am- herst Railroad, tome 400 feet long, and built over the poss, Saath Fave end alt, over the dam, Hor Mfty roo distant, the county bri the Chicope river, was carried off y fhe = ag 4 mente, ai away went the two bridges, tumbling down the rocky charm toward the Connec:icut river. The domoge to private and poblic property in the town of Palmer will amount to $25,000 or $30,000, Thursday MOrnieg, Oo ovr corresrondent informs am, the water Im the Beit river bad fale 5 potas re jaiep Ove inches, and was still Te In Berkthire coonty tho flood was destructive. The urdge comnecting the Pittsield Woolen Company's Mille ih tho row hak been swept away; the ire Woollen Company, at Great Barrirgton, has suffered con- siderable dumage, and ove ot the Mil river mijisin the been domaged to the extent of $4,000. latter town b At Bellows Fails on Erivay the riv high water mark, and $200 damage “had been dete’ 0a Wertminster street, 9 portion of which bed been washed anny to the Gepth of fiiteen or twenty foot. On tho Winoordi, at Burlington, ‘iteen or twenty fest of the dam betonging to the woullen mills of the Mosars. Hardie have been carried away ;aiko the dam of the pie per mis at Hobbell’s Fade—the latier javolying @ of about $2,000, eer ve FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘Sunpay, March 20—6P. M. ‘The trade of the port for the past week has boen moderate. The dry goods import made up to Kyiday is acarcely in excess of the iv port of the same week of 1853, ‘and is not one-bal’ the ‘mport of the corresponding week of 1867. It is understood that largo cargoes are on the way; but the short supply in Europe must obvicualy operate to curtail shipments to this country. The Southern buyers have, as a gezeral rule, effec ed the r purcreses; there are a good many Eastern, Northern, and Western boyers in town, but they—especially the Western men-~ are purchasing with great discrimination, and are not likely to be induced by the jobbers to invest beyond their Probable sales. The epinners in the Fast are still actively employed; there is a fair demand for export to China, and the demestic trade promiges to be considerable. Foreign merchandise continues to pay a fair profit to the importer. Cofve has been quiet throughout the week; Fome qualities are scarce. Of tea there was an auc- tion on Friday, which resulted very satisfactorily to the importers the bidding was spirited, and all the lots opened were sold at fair prices. Sugar has ro- covered the decline of the early days of March; it hus been firm throughout the week, and may vow be quoted at an advance of 3¢¢.a 4c. The stock on band is 69 small that holders feel certain of selling at a fair profit, Wools bave been dull, but prices have no’ receded since last week. Hides have declined 34 per cept, with moderate ‘ransactione. Leather, of which tbe stock on hand ir moderate, is rather higher. Ashes are steady; the stock on hand is moderate, Our leadivg exports are looking bettor than they did a k since. The advices from Europe, notwithstanding the war, are favdrable to cotton. It is known that the tupply in the hands of the Manchester men is very short. snd each mai] for gome time has reported an advance. ‘We capnot quote a decided improvement in prices here since last Saturday, but the quotation represented by 12%c. for middling uplands is very firmly maiatainod. The crop receipta at the ports contiaue to decline. Laat week's receipt at the ports was 88,000 baler, against 124,000 bales in 1858, and 77,000 bales in 1867; making the total receipt to date 3,032,000, against 2,122,000 to same date in 1853, and 2, 462,000 to pame date in 1867. The export continues © increase; the figures are 1,689,000 bales exported to date (1859,) againat 1,237,000 bales exported to corresponding date in 1868, and 1,578,000 bales exported to samo daty B 1857. Should the war proepects subside, the price of co. ton wonld provably advaace. Breadstulls have bien pretty quiet throughoutthe week, without material chan,e in price. The prospects of the Weatern crop thus far are goed, snd thero is a fair chance that it will help the We t to its legs agaip. Provisions have been steady) at pre vious quotations; pork was rather dull towards the cloze of the week, but beef, lard and other provisions, are rather h gber. ‘The foreign trade of the port has been moderate, as is shown by the following Custom House tables:— Sy Iuvorts or Dry Goops AND FOREIGN Patines Fir the Week. 1857. 136 186: Dry gocds .. ..,,..92,657,500 842,012 725,796 Gekeral merchandige. 2)201,067 1,366,482 2,069,901 Total for week. ....$3,858,567 1,999,044 2,705,70 Previously reported, .47,209.180 20,1 59,437 Since January 1,951,667, 787 158,481 Exvorts Exctvsive ov Srecre, 185 1858. 7. For the week....,,. $1,880 354 = 15 5,968 Previously reported..11,040,944 —9.1115,198, Since January 1,.$12,021,208 “11,420,161 10,430,018, Exrorts OF SPECIE. Brig Ann, Jacmel, American gold $500 00 Brig Nathan, Ponce, doubloons 10,200 00 Tore 90 Schooner Yorktown, Ciudad Bolivar, “ “ « $1 gold 18,060 00 Ricamer Buropa, Liverpool, 1.8. gold burs... . 646,950 86 “ “ «© ” Fuglisn silver. 14,083 31 Schooner Fmily Kerr, Porto Cabello, 1m gold. * Bremen, Bremen, U. §. gold bars. ; . i 8 fni7joeo 00 600 00 “ “ « — foroiga go'd. i 30 gs ses «German s} 2,890 0 Trtal., Benet eee ee eeeee sonnel 1 Monday the banks showed a specie average of $25,580,054. Subsequently to this return they recelvad nearly a million from California. It is likely, alo, that they bave dcrived rome addition to their means from the interior. The Sub Treagury has received about $320,000 more than ithas disbursed, the balance being yesterda: $0,046,759, againet $8,077,357 last Saturday. Without lowing, theretore, for drafts on the ipterior, the banks +hould show to-morrow a specie average of about $25 .800,- G00; Lut, in fact, it is quite possible that they may show $25,160,000. Money worked for part of last week in favor of the lender, The large payments which were made os Monday-avd Tuesday on account of the loan, enabled the banks to r; the rate for a day or two, and private bank. ers were unwilling to jend under tye percent Bat tt har impossible to mamtsin these rates. There is no wees doing to absorb the money that offers; the brokers have no use for the money that ta tendere! to them; snd consequently the rates have again falien to 4a 434 for cail losns, 5 for first class giz acceptances, and 6 @ 7 for six or eight months go enJorsed paper, Second rate paper, 4 a 8 months, goes a! 6a 9 per cent, scrording to date and quality. fhe paper which used to sell at 10.212, ia the old tme3, now flady willivg porchasers at @a7. Exchange has been weaker than it was last week. A prominent banking houze ha; Deen & large seller of cotton bills—of which ft is under etood to have sweptthe New Orleans market—and th» rate of xchange has consequently fallen from 4 a 4{ por cent, The agenbof the Rothschilds costioues to hold at 110, and other bakers refuse to goll ender 109% a br goo? business has been done at 1095(, and it ig un derstood that the market will be supplicd at te same ra’ for Wednesday’s Cunard steamer Francs are held at 5.1144 a 1334, the bulk of the business doae being at 124. he course of the elock market during the past reek bas been cownward, Almost all descriptions of stock clined, ag the following table wi! prov March 12. a «o 86% 85% tose 803g Ty 40 4333 4456 u any 31% vue TOM i) State and government stocks have not varied mach during the week. The delay to pay up the loan expire. an Tae last; but, by special favor of the departmon!, afurther delay of a few weeks or months was granted 1 Sweeny, in regard to one balf the! of dollars. The loan {a higher, and may be quoted now at 108, which price, however, most of tho takers lose mo} Treasury notes are quiet, About $300,000 b> Treasury for dutiva during the past two Dut ia the present csadition of the money mar ket there ié no inducement for holders to the amour of thuir notes until the Secretary gives the notica th they ! ave ceased to bear interest. Hence it baa not beor necessary for the Department to istuo any of the new Treasury votes. The balance to tho ere.it of governmonu at this point is larger than {' has Deon for som tine; but the Sub Treasurer bas been advised of heavy drafta, whiels presently reduce it. 2 most active stocks on the I'st during the past weok en the Western railroads. The trailic for the f. part of the current month having fallen short of the anti Jona that were entertained by the operators for a rise, Cueluces has been checked, and prices have deciined Ia consequence. In the absence of outside buying, the con trol of the board remains in the hands of the boars, who, constitute a large majority of «viest decline of tho week hag been |: ed, which haa fallen off nearly three per cent. Triocs Lave Bow reached the point of exsreme depression at wich they stood a month ago, and some of ihe opera- tors atthe Board may perhaps be expectod to chango thee (action, Tho want of activity, and the genera! dul: nese of the Stock Fxchange, are inflicting serious Injury on tho business of the legitimate brokers, roiurn from the Bank of England for tho woek end- ing March 2 gives the following results, when compare) the previous week:— Joporita.. £8.316,065 Increaze, + 13,966 063 oorcase. erp pre Pobdl Other de ports £396,281 662,100 keet On the cther pide of the account:— Govt. Beouritier,,£10,096,147 Unchanged, OtLer securities, 16,782,960 Incroase,..... Notes unen pid. 13,666,063 Increase. The omouut of notes in ciroulation is £20,009,255, boing an Snorcuse of £370,770; and the stock of buliim in both departments ie $10,184,082, showing a decrease of £707, 16 when compared with the precoding return, Salterthwaite, in Lis clreular by tho Apia, ea: Wo bave had a very firm market for Amorican socuri ties Curing the past week, Poittical auxieties boul mt homs and abrowd are inducing capitalists to invest In the mafest and soundest Claes, where @ regular income can bo de shore Ja entire freedom from the £526,522 728,233 days with sogor and tclasers, to K'W Trundy. mrained., te 6 ca tte Capt Morris telegraphn Fee Ge ates epee, that slace hie Is coptinval embroilaent in whieh from time to time, tpvelved, Since our last consoin have stuated from 9645 to 9534, Mt 953 to 95% for money and account. Money continues plentiful at 21¢ r cent. United States 6 per cents, 1874, bave been ta- en in moderate quantities ‘at 94, and Pennaylvania at 82 a 83, In Erie bords and Michigan Central not business has been done, but neither of them aro freel: offering for eale. Ulinois free land bondsare in ‘at 8134; in construction bonds a large business hae been done at about 80, they close eellers £0; the shares ure steady at 9634 to 255; —betw those prices there ar ‘buyers for ali that come to market. CITY COMMBACIAL REPORT. Sarorpay, March 19—6 P. M. Asnes.—The market continued quiet, with sales smal! at 53¢¢. for pots, end at 6%¢c. tor pearia. beTUFFS.—Flour—Che merket was steaty, aud com- men grades were held with rather more tirmpere, while extra brands were firm. The sales embraced about 12,000 he, Peoen) witbig the following range of ry = Soner One State, $6 50 a $5 75 Fxtra State, . 6508 675 Superfine Western, +e bboa 600 Fxtra Jowa, Michigan, Indiapa and Ohio. 659a 750 2 700a 800 6 80a 7 35 62a 675 Southern fhncy ond extra, 6800 775 Choice extra family and bakers’ brands. Tia 875 Rye tour, 3a 425 Corp me Siba 440 Cupadion brands were firmly beld, but gales were lieht and within the range of our figures, Souther flour was. firm, with rales of about 2,500 dbis., cloeing sti! with the range of ovr quotations. Wheat was firmly held, and bo sales of moment were made, A ¢inail Jot of 500 bush. ele South white was sold on private terms. Corn was firm, but treneactions were confined to small lots at Oto. Jor Fovtherb yellow. Western mixed was held at B90. a 0c. Rye was steady, with sales of about 2,000 bushels ut 92c. a 95e., sfloat and delivered. Barley was in fair demand, with sales of 2,600 bushels light coloret State at 8Cc, Oate was quiet ano in fwr demand, with sales of State at S6c. a 60c., and Cavadian at 60c, @ 6240. Corres.—be market was qnivt; about 200 bags Mara- bo were Fold at Ic., and 100 do, Java at 140. Corrox.—The foreign bows imparted more strength to the market, while prices were not quotably higher. ‘The sales ewbraced about 3,000 bales, mainly on the basis of 12Ag¢. for middling vptends. Fuxicuts —Engagements were quite light. To Liver- pool 600 bbls. rosin were engaged at la. 9d, 50 boxes bacon at 158., and 200 bbls. pork at 1s. 9d. ; cotton was at 3-16d, There was nothing new to Loudoa or Giasgow, To Havre cotton was ut 30. for square bales, and 3c. for Sea Island; ashes and rice were at $8 a $10, and bone at Ao. Sales of about 600 bales were made, chiefly at re 20c. Line was quictat 70c. for common, and at 95c. asked for lump. MoxassEs.—Sales of 100 bhds. Cuba muscovado were made at 30c a 32c., and 320 do, Porto Rico at 34c.; New Orieavs were firmly held, but quiet, Navar Stones —The market was quiet, and sales of both spirits and rogin wore jimn'ted; late in the afternoon sales of whout 2,000 bbls. tar were tnade at $2 75 to $2 6234 in yard, for export to Glargow, with freight at 2s. d, LS Were Without change, and sales limited. Provisions,—Pork—*he market continued heavy, whilo the saes embraced about 60 a 700 bbls , iucluding new meswat $18 3734 a $18 40, old at $17 8733, extra clear at $21, avd prime at $18 123,'a $13 26, and Tuinps ut $13 20. Beef continued firm, with a good domand, with sales of abovt 660 bbls, including country prime, ut $6 75 a $7 8734, country mess at $6 60 a $9 6214, renacked Western at $0 60a $1 26, and extra do. at $12 60 a $13. Prime mess wos qnict, at $18a $22, Beef hams were frm, with sales of 100 bbls. at $16 500 $17 50. Bacon was iirm, with sales of 30 a 40 boxes rough eides at Ge., apd 106,600 were reported in pickle at 9c. Cut meats were in fair demand, with sales of about 160 bhds. und theres at 68¢. to 7c., for shoulders, and at Sic. a 94¢c. for hams. Lard was firm, with sales of about 375 bbls. and ticrees at 11 3¢c, a 12¢.,and in kegs at 18. Buttor and chcese were without change of moment ia qvotations. Svcars.—The market exbibited more activity, and Ylosed about Xe. higber than at tho close of the pre ceding week, ‘The traneactions embraced about 600 bhes., including New Orleans at 6c. a 7%0.; Cuba do. witbin the range of 4c. a 73zc.. embracing chicfly fair reflving goods a! 63¢¢. The sales also included 1,000 boxes at 73¢¢., aud 4,200 bags Pernambuco—the Weather guoge’s cargo—at about 7470. Rice.—The market was firm, with a good export de- mand. ‘the gales embraced 600 casks, at 34%. a 4340, Wuiskey was steady, with sales of 260 bola. at 29¢. Movements in Real Estate. By A. J. Becker, Son & Co., March 19. story brick Louge & lot No. 61 Monroo et.,25x100.. $5,000 sald sialon Downing si., 23x: 8x7. POSTAL DIRECTORY, Boreign and Domestic Malls. TIME OF CLOSING aT THR NEW YORE OFFICH. Doxnsrid....North— Albany, Buffalo aod Canada... 3° P.M. ‘North and West way mail...... is8 BEAM. Western mall, via FriaRR 33 A. Bouth and sonthwesiern, ja. wwosceees Te Mama 436 Be Me 26 AM ad 1 Be eee caidey reich “ 21 tose. wl PM ‘The Uvering Gailfornia leavee St Loute every Monday and Thuroday, at 8 Aa. designed lor it whould be marked “ . Lanis.”” 3. Lane Ctrt.The Overland Mall trom @. Josoyh (Mto.) to Salr Jabe city, loaves Si coweph every Saturday, at Ss M_ Letters sboult be marked Overlan?, P.M. FOR ER Cli AM ky seawer Enipire City, 8: " ‘April 2. “8 if “a1100......Prom hew ‘le rane by alencnent the Ist and 16th of euch mooth be placed in the Office st Kew Vork six dary pre yions to the abo ’p the dag after the arrival of each alter- port, being once & month, the steamer Keronk will be with galls for the Habams Txlanda, to be lan a. alan, NP. ‘The United States poolage w be tre cexia per balf canes ap letters, aad two nia on each newapaper collected cases inthe Tultad ‘Bates, ws setved, TIME OF CLOSING AT THR LONEON OFFICER. Bouvay.... <The Overland Mai! to Bombay closes in Lendon as follows: Via Mareeilles, ov the &{ and I8ib of ch month. Via Scuthampion on the Lab end th. Carcurts....8d, 10th, 1Atb, 26th, via Marseilles, 4th, 12th, 2 20th, 2th, vie Southampton. Cama, dc,..Via Karwetiles on we Luin and 20th, Via Bonth- ampton 4th end 20th. AUSTBsLIA. Via Marseiiies and Svex op the With. Via South mapton and Suez, 12th. Via #den on the 4th and 27th of the month. Bxazm, .,....¥is Southampton on the th of the month, 82 The Marseilles mais are despatebed on the eve of above dates. Should any of theve dates fall ox Sundag, the mut! ia deapstched the following evening. ‘The tonthampton imaiia are despatched ou the morning of shove di Should anv of these dates fall on Sunday, the ‘mati fa deanatched the morping previous MABITING INTELLIGENCE. Dovements of Ocean Steamers, FROM EUROPE. -Mar. 21........Aspinwall THE HAVANA AND NEW ORLPANS STRAMRES. Purine Ony-—Prom New York i, arriving at Havana 7th and New Orleans 10. From New Orleans 2ith, Havana 234. arriving at New York 2th. Camawnas From Rew York 12h, arriving at Huvane 17th and New Orleang 10h, Frou New Orleana ‘7th, Havava 90s, arriving nt New York 84 Punangnenia—From New York 17th arriving «Tavank 22d and Orleava 2itb Prom New Orleans oth, Havana Arriving at New York 1iith ayhes Jsanei—From Charleston (thena 10th, due at Navana Sth and 334." Prem Havana ts aod Bich, de at! Now York 1h fund at, a When the above dates fall on Sunday the stea aalldn Monday, except trun New Urieane.> srg Bele smathRClAl NOTICE, All pachngen am letters interaled for he Kew alt yore ate ant for Yoru Heratp AMUMANAC FOR SEW YOKK—TmS DAY, 6 02] Moon Rises. eve O47 615) mon waren mora 10 OL Port of Sew York, March 20, 1859, ARRIVED, Rare Havrict A Stephenson, Smith, New Orleana, 13 d: with mdse, to Host, krrith & Co No date. of ‘Torluphe, ape aiio Wesiminsier, Wamuck, from New Orleans for New York. Scher Altce Mowe (of Fastport), Pike, Port Spnio 16 dava, with sugar nnd molasses, 10 Hre't, Fon & Co. bxperienced iy eer Ton be bg 7 last days rMugrave (0), Stolk, Konner, NP, othr Marae (Ur), Srebhh, Konner, NP, 10 day, with fish, Sehr Wm Grorory (of Rockland), Bucklin, Attekapas, 18 ru Kxperienced Fon the passage; lost the fore gaff, and is badly br 1. B Cowperthwaite (3 masta), Rogers, Wilmington, NC, tebe Mary Haley, Finley, Wimington, NO, Retr PA Sanders, ireland, Wilmington, NC, fdr Dorcns Ireland, Haxer, Wilmington, NC, oy Stesmer Kennebec, fiand, Pitindelphia, Delaware, Copes. BELOW. tbip fouthport, from Caleutta—By stcamtug Achilles, Capt heavy weathe: jaye. 6 days. Hinnessy. Bark NH Gaston (of New mayen from Mayaguez, PR—(By Hot boat George W Blunt pict bond Conrey ant No Edwin (of Portiand, before reporied), from Car- ot full 5 1. fehr Jie Bur, irom Wilmington, NO. Wind during the day WNW, fresh, baeay anond Marine Report. JUAN, Mareb 20, sunset—Wind blowing a gale from WAW; wrth Geer and boul SANDY HOOK, March 20 brig Rusaisn tn weather clear. inwet—Park Charl ‘the bay, bound in. Wind wrong Fon at MiaceNaneons. Snir Ruimanern remained aghore ith on the henck at Settu perthe has | Belfeet for Morfatk: Artarer Oy Whniemen. A letter from on board brie Cory. Tripp, of We re- rorte ber Feb 20 po ist Ae, clean, * bound’ inte the taland;? hoo ery bolaterone peaaage ov sean wala se Spokeo- Mare outb f boa: ¥ Pacltic Ocean, of avd for snp Harbor, ihn india Spoken, &e. {hp Brandywine, bound 1, wk seen Murch 14 at $388, lon Sbip No mandy (Pr), from Vslparaico for Havre, oink Tone pan an e ay 633 ie sens Hark A) ae (Rr) ‘m Tfverpoo) for & port wasal nolized Nov 6, ro lutac pt Lo a Berk Renretta Brown, from Pensacola for Rio Janeiro, Wareb 6,10 miles )W oof verngee An Aw bere bonrd W haviog donble tonsails, showing blue and white (perpendicularly) elnal, bine Sonne aad witha ~ white atar in it, was seen Jan 6, Int 66 25 8, lon 05 Foreign Porta, Rersos Ayrrs, Jen ls--1r port bark Merey Ellen, Guseom! for NYore Wg; hripe Stato of Maine, Cates, from do arr tb; H Freat, Rovle, from ‘acre nvilie arr Oth Jn port tan 92, brig Tanner, Pearacn, from NYork arr about: 17th; seby WB Perantor, Unibh-ari. teom St Marys, Ga. Care Town, CCU, Jan V--arr ship Lawson (of Bath), ye ee Farnum, dereased), Moulmein (and sid 2th for nenth, F), CARDENAS March 6- Tn port echr A K MoKensle, Drieko, Bristol cr NBeatord) ide om TDexarara, Feb 27—In port bark Lemplighter, Wilson, BYork. diag: ecbr Jamea 8 xon for Dominion 8 daya. Havirax March 9 Cld achrs Oaste, Kendrick, "Ricbmands Favny Return, Vignenu, Uststes; ith, Enchantress, Watts, or) RPOOL, March 5—Tn port Me. North Americ: Ly Clarke, for Aden; Prince of Wales Mowntt, »nd Xnsan G Owens, Nor= ton, for Faltinore; Contest Jennings; Ni Forber and Southampton, ern Tight, hay ns, and Weatern Empt Thareaa, aire, Alfance’ Deforreit. and Towa, Jones, for rion, Thorson, for City Polot; Kawa, Stan- ‘on: Eastport; Ellen Marin, Uihbey. and Panama Banson, stop; Alpa (ax) Hockles fyr'Falifax and NVork: ar- 5; Washineton, Norton, for Mel- 1 ratow; Cernpromiee Child; Fidelia, Baaslin sicap: Hy Ong, Canlkine: Tasac Webb, Hutenin= son: Kittie Floyd Front: Murianne Nottehohm Lamb; Martin Luther, Nicho's; Mary (’Rrfen, Veener: Mary Haremond, Col. son; Oliver Mowen, Ota. Princeton, Rell; Phenix, Hoxie; Richd Busteed, Stanwood; Samsritin "&mall; ‘Thirty one Bt Smart. and Valentin, Jack, for NYork: Bolton, Cotter; Jnven- ta, Vorng: RIT Tucker, Tucker, arp Saranak, Rowlands, tor Philadelphia; Pitot eieley. for Tn Janeiro, Adelaide, D. 1 in Francigco; Joho Knox, Ginn, for do and Van-~ couver’s Telund Port 8raix, March 2—-In port Br trig Elizabeth Mary, for N York Sdsys. Sid Feb 26, achr Mianehaba, Oriaoco, ‘to load hides for NYork. Sr Jonxe, SP. Feb 22— Arr schra Hr rriet Neal. Wilson, N Yor¥: Ba. Cherie & VW illic, Rooper. do; 28th, brig Margaret Din, DM, Ravimore, To part March & echr Charlie & Willte. Hooper, for NYO... St Joux, NR March 19—arr sehr Gilbert Rent Howard. York. Cid tb trig Catharine, King, Phitadelphia; 160, ship: Empire, Coombs Liverprot one Porta, ROSTON, March 19. A —Are bark Louie Raton, Sawver, Galveston: scbra J F Nickerson, Lrnnell, James River; Sar price, Narfolk. Ald, wird »W ebivs NorWester, Prospero; bark MB Steigon: brig | yaia Stover, BALTIMObB, March Wk—Are berks Teebella O Jouen, Wood- MeRinnes, Demerara: brige Geo A‘ Merroman, Colburn, Prank- Tin, Ta; schra NM Tanner’ Todd Turks Talands: FW Pre, Marebail. Rew Orleana: Orinoco Aree, and Rolling, Parsons, Franklin. Lay Frazi}, Hoxea Partlan Mary A Taylor, Basset, BVestord: Trae) H by, Chase, Pro vidence; R A Hu vy, Pammond, New York. Old ship Gen Nowell, Nowell, St debn NK; &r brig Muscavado, Thurston, Demarara: arhrtie Jones, Yonex, NYork. BAKREL SPAKE 18. Merch 6-—In port brig Wm Crawford, Smal). for NVork 2? dava GALVESTON, March 4—In port barks Alice Provost, Dan- ham, for Burepe Mg: TW Hone Pearce from Boswn, @iaey AH Padger, Meare ‘or N york Ide; Trinity, Leask. for Bostoa Gen Greer, Atwell, trom ™ York, do; bries Stella, Duell, jo: Sean Dunern, Snowman, for Peores va: Santh, Willies, for NVork dg Direot, Revnalda, from Baltimore, Oleg Kevre BO Durie Peli if i Yor, J naela, Hunt, Boston; 5 hey, from Brezows ¢ he er, ALen: Major Bacho, Cooper; Velaago Tddla, Inmbia, Lavicson, from Pensacola; Alamo, Wilson, J, Crowell, Liverpool; bark Thhvwatae, eeacn S11 bn, ships Hers BUGINES hove, Mave ILMEe VER, March 0° PM— Arr sebra Hanteess Di rey Pewburrport for Ph:ldely bin Hornet, Henlay Poedent SF tesis Vork r Maltimore: Bengal, Bix, Bock. F Richmond; weal gton, Clark, Coméen for do, Bid Yrlga Color aten, ¥ Vor’ for Machiags 0 cot tie Dhiledetohta: sobre ¥ Cudoratlae Tvpn: Flared Parding biyate for Hoo dora: John Mashow Sere, do_ fo Fargier: Fredents, Jocoha, Weill T for dot Wroomge, tal nt R Dickason, Wheaton, end Fliver Macnet. Perry, Philadelpbia for Boston: Anena Vie- ta, Dogre, NYork for do” Peseed by. arbre Me J Billoe, Lom. Inbal from Tangler for Roston: NAD Router, Preeman, fom 0 Sor Yortland, Sla schrs Huntress, Hornet, and Kzra B Lew!s M-Wind 8? bowing fresh, with rain. Tn port the rivale of t¢ ri hark Chilton, wte orders; brige Lydia Frances vill pave to promnre a vew foremmet hetara proceeding, Flying kegle, aches Go'den Gate, Bengal, and Re- O ACKSONVILLE, March rrechra Reacno, Wish, Charles ton: 4th Lejok, Stront, NYork: bil, hark Horace, Cana, Charloe- ton; 10th, webr’ Speed” Som: S14 Ist_achr Caroling Grant, Harriman, inddin. Sh rtwall, Oar. devas; Alma (Br), =: kh, J Preble, Strout, N York. : Ppt March 12 (at titlonal)—Arr schr Castor, Harding, flo Janeiro, ‘ NE 18—Arr at SW Page (oy tel) ship ie WORE ANS. Mar Lette of the an. Teas. Liverpoot JEL Ar? np. Park Genesane, Howton, SORFOUR, March W—Are echra % W Hammond, Wi amd 8 F Howes, mith, Uneton: Saw Eldridge warilge Now Redford, Cl: Yedroot, Norwich; Zmpire, Us born, Alexandra: Vane Hanes, Weal, Providenes, ORT, March 17-4: omenee ‘ch 17—-arr ache Vasbti Sharp, Sharp, NEW LONDON, March 18-Arr brie AJ Dyer, —; ackre fs TE Potts, Flizabethport for Pawtneket: Marv Stafford. Eiaa- betbnort: sloop Win H Lowen Pallock, N York for Providence; steamer Cacents. Soi. York. ti PUILADHLPHTA, March W—Arr samer Roslon Letien, or echre Sueen M Tyier, Baker, Nt ondon; Pangansett ‘Wapter, Fall hivees_ Flower, Ravana Yorks lersemronaly roprrted 14th instead of 1 £ca Flawer); 8 1 Smith, Lee, New ‘ork: Jas Mareb, Mat (bier. lo: MA Shropabire, Shropsbire, dc SE tayne, Jayne, Frookhven, Cid steamera P Spee Ma’the' joaton; Delaware. Coves, New York; bark Unioa, Vorg, Pernambuco: brir alfved Exall, Reading; gahra Jag pg Lagan by feng) JTnyne, iM A ror shire, ehire, lo: H Willetta, Cai jnincy Potat; wr Ferasiaan, ar Gaver thi aaaeasl * 1¢ followlog veenels nre at the Treakeater:—&ches Thom: arti, WH Rowe, A Tine, SP Hewes, dnher 8 thaw, Mary, tak, Sarah Jano J © Connioghim, BS Johnson, Asmara: Chief MC Hopkins © Whe pin, isle of Pines, RW Lewis, & rly and twelve achrs unknneo. ORTLAND, March 18—®rr steamship Chesapeake, Orow= Grovada. Potteogt ). Oardensa via New Yorks 3 jaker. Phi- BET MANKS: March (Arr brig Tohn @- Anderson, King, W . Hosier, 8 Fore. . 1, bene, Nonroes aod. Wary neat © andes ins King do, echrs Granadilia, eer. and bse te jis NAT, March 1¢—art meamebina Florida, Crowe! rThersburg, Passel, Yar: Cretierom Gazer Hd m rig Angnain, Orie, Rockport aebra Target Howe; Kate. Erighem, Welsh, ahd Plsadome Browa NYore: J Orandail, Megaibiin, Philsdelphin. lelow. Norw ahin Heroine Les int from Cape Verde ola bark Larog Coieman, Barton: brig: Kien Hayden, Blog, Havann, ache Kokford Wed), Tulledgos York. TaRPAULIN COV, March 18-81 echrs Grand Ta) A Bieteon. icean Queen, Vinpirs angelingy Mase Hvsistas fivelie, Jobn Restty, and Wm Haywood. In port bark sve: yp. Win MISCE: AS IHE BRIGHT Waki SUN APPROACHES IN spring time, tie ice ai) «Low disappears from bofors tae ental ay th fresh ant greens £0 it Ie wih at lone dive ere. dysentery, &0 AG, ko halons ithe magic Influence of eT tak i.'S “COGN Ad BITTERS #p0 bis famous COBT TAL: they*diaspy esr quietly, as mela the: Fhow, leaving the ayatem free, pare and vigorons. 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